Mobile app testing with code integration (SDK)

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On this page:

• Mobile Apps Library (SDK only)
• Trigger a study in your app (SDK only)

Mobile Apps Library (SDK only)

• Use the Mobile Apps Library to link your app studies in UserZoom Manager with Tags.
• Tags are pieces of code responsible for triggering a study in your app.
  • Each tag can be associated with one study/segment combination at a time and gives you a piece of code needed to add to the code of your app to trigger the study.
  • The piece of code that you add to your app is unique and corresponds to the same tag.
  • In the Mobile Apps Library, you can associate a tag to a different study based on your needs.
  • Tags are organized under Apps.
  • An App in the Mobile Apps Library represents one of your apps in the real world (For example, the Android version of your app would be one app within the Mobile Apps Library, the iOS version of your app would be another app, etc.)

Trigger a study in your app (SDK only)

• After the UserZoom SDK is integrated into your app, you choose how participants are invited to studies.
• This depends on one of the three Start Methods of the tag(s) in the app:
  • Start App
    • Initiates the study when users open the app.
    • This method is automatically created when an App is created.
    • There can only be one per App.
  • At a Specific Section of the App:
    • Initiates the study when a specific event or action is completed in the App.
    • Use this trigger in place of a Feedback Tab.
  • Invitation Link requires actual links to be provided to the participants. 
    • Participants download the app (if needed).
    • They are then taken to the app where the study triggers upon opening.

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